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The Application class in which Exit method is present is in namespace System.Windows.Forms<br />
But in WPF, the class is present in namespace System.Windows. It seems its implementation is different from System.Windows.Forms.Appli<wbr />cation<br />
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Thx!<br />
Swaps...
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The Application class in which Exit method is present is in namespace System.Windows.Forms
But in WPF, the class is present in namespace System.Windows. It seems its implementation is different from System.Windows.Forms.Application

Thx!
Swaps...

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Hi,<br />
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For some reason when I type Application.exit Visual Studio tells me it won't compile. This should be a universally accessible sub shouldn't it? What am I missing? How could it have disappeared?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Dave
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Hi,

For some reason when I type Application.exit Visual Studio tells me it won't compile. This should be a universally accessible sub shouldn't it? What am I missing? How could it have disappeared?

Thanks,
Dave

WPF project Application.exit missing

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